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Notable headlines:
Paul Mah: iPhone and BlackBerry tops corporate Smartphone satisfaction survey
Tricia Liebert: Crimeware-as-a-Service - the next great thing in malicious attacks
Andy Moon: What should a “Manhattan Project” for network security look like?
Bill Detwiler: Your VoIP vision could win you a 56-inch Samsung HD DLP TV
Jay Garmon: The Trivia Geek returns!
Michael Krigsman: HSBC loses data on 370,000 customers
Joshua Greenbaum: Salesforce.com Cozies up to Google Apps Rev 2.0
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft to add the Genuine Advantage ‘nag’ to Office
Dennis Howlett: Secure coding: the invisible elephant
RSA round-up:
- How will Microsoft’s trusted stack work?
- Trusted Internet initiative aims for security dialogue
- RSA’s president: Let’s cook up a thinking security defense system
- Microsoft patches Vista, Windows Server 2008, IE
- Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft releases public Beta 1 of Stirling security bundle
- Apple bolsters QuickTime defenses
Nate McFeters: Adobe Flash Pwn2Own details released by ZDITom Foremski: Speaking the language of social applications in the enterprise
Gartner Symposium/ITxpo round-up:
- Cisco tweaks telepresence for the whiteboard
- Should corporate IT ban Facebook?
- Gartner’s latest pep talk: CIO as corporate change super hero
IBM launches enterprise mashup portfolio
Dana Gardner: Gangsta cloud wars could pivot on the traffic-driving power of Google and Microsoft/Yahoo
Paula Rooney: Zimbra’s fate hangs in the balance as Microsoft gets hostile with Yahoo!
Jason O’Grady: Apple leaks iPhone 3G chipset in SDK MacBook EFI Firmware Updates released
Review: Zogis GeForce 9800 GTX (right)
Mary Jo Foley: xRM: Microsoft’s other platform-as-a-service play
Adobe Media Player now available
Steve O’Hear: At last, Flickr adds support for video
David Morgenstern: User experience begins with the software installer
Could the Olympics spoil Back to School sales?
Dana Blankenhorn: State of the Linux union is sound
Roland Piquepaille: The Texas petawatt laser
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Who’s giving Vista a miss and waiting for Windows 7?
Andrew Nusca: Tips: How to investigate an online gadget vendor’s reputation
MacRumors: Apple Seeds New iPhone OS 2.0 Beta (5A240d), SDK Update (Beta 3)
Scripting News: Early notes on GoogleApps
Heather Clancy: Thin is in: Considering the green impact of de
sktop virtualization and thin clients
Photos: Fuel cells for cameras (right)
John Morris: More competition for low-cost laptops
Dave Greenfield: An Open Source Class-Five Switch
Infinite Loop: VMware offers up MacBook Air for Fusion switcher video
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